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Free shadcn Stepper component with 14 advanced examples

just found out chatgpt chats are public

design system so nice it needs an app

YCombinator : “Build Something People Want” Steve Jobs: “People dont know what they want” Who to listen to ?

Just built the wireframe for Build Crew. This is going to be a very special community for all of you devs building with agents. Keep your eyes peeled for your invites in your DMs next week. Everyone that gets accepted is going to get $100 in Amp — Research Preview credit too :) Make sure

This makes me want to go ice climbing again

⚔️ Just dropped a new video: Top 10 shadcn Tools in 2025! From libraries to helpers and templates, these are my personal go to resources for leveling up your Shadcn UI projects. Link below 👇

Do you use ReUI to level up your React apps?

this goes extremely hard. Cap: The open source screen recording and sharing app for macOS and Windows.

sharing a personal win: we reached $1k MRR on tweakcn Pro in a month. also made $1k+ in the Figma UI kit sales organically in just a few weeks of launching. I still don't know how we got here because not long ago I used to read posts like these and it felt super impossible. the

how is this possible

stay grounded, keep cooking the ai hype cycle is wild, and we all feel some anxiety — every week there's some new model that's supposedly gonna change everything and everyone's scrambling to keep up but here's the thing: the fundamentals don't change. good design is still good

Now ready for deployment: Cursor Delegate any Linear issue to Cursor, and a background agent will get to work. Once the task is complete, the Cursor agent will update the issue automatically with a PR.

What's the most slept on YouTube video for #Builders ? I think it's the full CS50 course taught by David J. Malan . How am I just learning about this?!

I started building with AI 9 months ago. It began with bolt.new and the dream of the one-shot prompt. Then Cursor and endless context engineering. I thought the hack was better prompting. Turns out it’s not. The real hack? Going back to basics. I’m diving into

Jay Guillermo Rauch Guillermo Rauch, a self-taught programmer from Argentina, dropped out of high school and contributed to open-source projects like MooTools early on. He founded ZEIT (now Vercel) in 2015, created Next.js in 2016, which gained massive traction. Focused on frontend infrastructure,

been a while since I've dropped a shadcn theme. here's one inspired by darkmatter from Steve Simkins

im still looking for contributors on oss.now please please please 🥲🥲 Discord, GitHub... everything linked below

AI makes you feel like you can skip the hard stuff. But every time I tried to skip, I hit the same wall: I didn’t actually understand what I was asking the machine to do. That’s when “learning the basics” stopped sounding boring, and started sounding like the ultimate leverage.